Changelog

Every tier 1 and tier 2 SDK shares one version number with the engine, so a version that appears here appears in every other binding on the same day.

Pre 1.0 a minor release may break the API. When it does, the entry says so on its first line rather than in a note further down.

[0.0.2]

Still a name reservation, and the first one this package could be said to hold honestly.

Every yo placeholder in every ecosystem carries one symbol that fails with the same sentence, so a user who hits it in two languages does not have to work out whether they are two different problems. This package had no such symbol. It resolved, it imported, and there was nothing in it a caller could reach, so the sentence existed nowhere in it. That was invisible for as long as SwiftPM was the only way in, since a git dependency is closer to a pointer than to a published artifact. It stopped being invisible when these same sources were pointed at by a CocoaPods podspec, where pod 'Yodb' publishes into an index and compiles for five platforms.

[0.0.1]

Still a name reservation. This release exists so that one version number means one artifact across every ecosystem on the same day, which it stopped meaning when the Node placeholder had to be republished to correct the sentence it was serving.

[0.0.0]

The name reservation release. It holds yo-swift as a resolvable SwiftPM package and nothing more.

There is no database. swift test passes without opening a file, which is the point of a reservation release.